win a mobile freefall simulator

[freefallersZA 0]

there's a new company in south africa manufacturing really cool mobile vertical windtunnels. as part of their launch they are giving away one of their mobile VWTs. it's definitely worth a look...... their website is http://www.freefallers.com/

[freeflir29 0]

Will they pay for shipping?
"Here I come to save the BOOBIES!"

[jtval 0]

ooh I want one! i'll put it in my living room/den whatever you call it! anyone wanna paly in it?
Life's a bitch, and I'm her Pimp!
JT
http://community.webshots.com/user/jtval100

[freefallersZA 0]

yeah.... they will arrange shipping in order that it doesn't cost you a dime.
they are also looking for partners to run these units overseas. contact duncan@freefallers.com
it's a young bunch of people running this company... they're pretty cool and open to al sorts of ideas!

[freeflir29 0]

Wow, I saw it cost R150 to enter the contest.....then I ran it through a currency converter......
"Here I come to save the BOOBIES!"

[Scratch 0]

Yeah yeah 15$...don't rub it in
I wish the real world
would just stop hassling me~~~matchbox20

[awyatt 0]

I though it was illegal to charge people to enter a contest in the US, save for lotto and gambling, which are licensed.

[freefallersZA 0]

freefallers is in South Africa

[PhillyKev 0]

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I though it was illegal to charge people to enter a contest in the US, save for lotto and gambling, which are licensed.

You never bought a raffel ticket?
cielos azules y cerveza fría
-Kevin

[awyatt 0]

Raffles are usually the domain of not for profit entities... schools, churches...etc. Additionally you can't raffle anything with a dollar value of more than 25k.

[thelonius 0]

i don't think that the law in south africa covers that specifically. they're quite behind on many things, and probably won't change it unless someone abuses the system.
(it probably has been abused somewhere in south africa but just hasn't been a large scale fraud that makes it into the press)
anyway, most competitions in south africa involve phoning into a competition line for which you get charged excessive rates for, and the company sponsoring the competition receives 70% (i think) of the income derived from all the calls.
that's paramount to an entry fee.

[freefallersZA 0]

the site's been updated... take a look